St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-15
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Bank clearings yesterday, $54s,40s.:s.
Four births, four deaths and two marriages
were reported yesterday.
Girls waiting for places ut Kent's employ
ment office, 200 West seventh street.
For money to loan on real estate ut lowest
rates. no delay, interest payable here, see Il.
5. Chittenden.
Internal Revenue Collector Berman reports
$1S7,25S received from special tax stamps
and $4,000 from cigar stamps.
To serve the public the well-known clothing
house of Sattler Bros. of No. 81 East Third
street, will hereafter keep open evenings
until o'clock, in order to accommodate the
spring trade.
Only fifty-four towns of the state reported
according to law the existence of n fire de-
partment, and are the only ones entitled to
the percentage of state tax on fire insurance
companies.
The remains of a prematurely born child
were found in a cigar box lying in the gutter
near the corner OF Webster and Jefferson.
yesterday, and the matter was reported to
the coroner for investigation.
Secretary Hart says that the prison war
dens of the United States have agreed upon
plan for furnishing each other with infor-
nation concerning hardened criminals VINO
may come under their charge.
John B Ohnnert, whose saloon license at
500 Bradley street was revoked by Mayor
Smith some days ago, has had his license re-
turned to him on condition that he use 1t at
some place other than the one closed. He
accepted the terms and has begun business
on Arlington Hills.
The body of George Ryan, the fireman who
was killed in the collision ON the Northern
Pacific road at Wheatland, OAK, on Saturday,
was taken to his old home at Walertown,
Wis. yesterday, accompanied by his brother
]. c. Ryan, Conductors Flanagan and Bole,
and Engineer Gallagher.
Secretary Hart, of the state board of cor
rectiOnS and charities, has compiled a state
ment showing the appropriations for the in
situations of which that board has charge.
tons the totals were for 1887, S6T7, $50; for
1883, $73S,340; for 1889, S7ll,S40.
The North Star Iron land company filed ar
ticles of incorporation with the secretary of
state yesterday. The business is mining,
smelling and refining iron and copper ores,
I he principal Office in Duluth, and the capital
stock 100000. The incorporators are: Laza-
rus Lilverman. Joseph Frank and Bernhard
Moo Chicago, ILL.,, and Emil Hartman and
Richmond d. Mollet Duluth.
The Rick family opened an engagement at
the Bodega concert pavilion last evening
The family consists of Mr.. Rick, clarionet;
Miss Fanny Rick, piano; Frederick Rick, Is
years Old, violin; Miss Martha Rick IL years
old, baritone and zylophone; and Miss Alice
began at 1880 o'clock and lasted until past
IL, aud will be repeated each evening during
the week
On Saturday night the grocery store of
Domenick Smith, corner of Randolph and
Milton streets, was broken into and a few
minor articles stolen. A Klinger was ar
rested for the crime, and after hearing
yesterday morning discharged Harry Smith.
alias Downly, p al of Klinger, was taken by
Offlcer Davis yesterday afternoon for the
sane offeuse, and will be arraigned TO an
swer the charge this morning.
st. Paul syndicate on yesterday filed
deeds for record with the register of deeds of
Washington county to property near Oak
dale, on the Omaha road, midway between
Saltwater and St. Paul, to an amount of
Sl03,000 1t is farm property, and represents
five separate deals which have been under
negotiation for some time. 1t is supposed
that suburban village is to be plated upon
the tract purchased to be made available as
residence property for ST. Paul business men,
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